October 2007
A highlight of Homecoming each year is alumni march onto the football field before the start of the game, a reminder of their days as cadets, who also march onto the field before each home game.
The Citadel's Navy ROTC unit celebrated the U.S. Navy’s 232nd birthday on Oct. 12 at Toucan Reef in downtown Charleston. Guest speaker was retired Rear Admiral James H. Flatley III. Afterward Col. Kevin Frederick, commanding officer of the ROTC unit, presented Flatley with a framed photograph of Padgett-Thomas Barracks.
The Citadel's Navy ROTC unit celebrated the U.S. Navy’s 232nd birthday on Oct. 12 at Toucan Reef in downtown Charleston. Guest speaker was retired Rear Admiral James H. Flatley III. Afterward Col. Kevin Frederick, commanding officer of the ROTC unit, presented Flatley with a framed photograph of Padgett-Thomas Barracks.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Among them the ring ceremony, drill competitions and, of course, football.
It's the biggest Citadel weekend of the year - seniors get their rings, freshmen get promoted to cadet private and the weekend is packed with many activities for families. Click here for more.
The count down is nearly over - on Friday the Class of 2008 will receive their senior rings. The ring presentation is one of many activities that are part of the annual Parents’ Weekend celebration at The Citadel. Among the highlights are the Class of 2011 promotion to cadet privates, concerts, drill competitions and, of course, football.
Cadet Ian Prudhomme gets “tagged” by Cadet Brennen Plikat during a touch football game at the Air Force ROTC Department’s Field Day. Air Force cadets competed in several competitions, including touch football, pushups and sit-ups, and tug of war. The sophomore class was the winner of the overall competition.
Cadet Joan Hodgson braves the rock wall during the Air Force ROTC Department’s Field Day. Field Day involved several competitions designed to promote fitness, build teamwork and encourage esprit de corps.
Air Force cadets from the Class of 2010 struggle during a tug-of-war competition during the Air Force ROTC Department’s Field Day. Field Day competitions are designed to promote fitness, build teamwork and encourage esprit de corps.
